Peiman 92 guaranteeing tm wining the Asian cup,
I endorse his campaign, and i am hyped up.
I will start making new chants for asian cup after nouroz.
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Maybe some better offensive performance too so weβre not losing at half to Uzbekistan or China.Originally posted by peiman92 View Post
And he was rightfully fired, unlike that idiot who got to continue after losing to Iraq.
That was 16 years ago and i hope he has learned his lesson and we play offensive this time in KO-stages.
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And he was rightfully fired, unlike that idiot who got to continue after losing to Iraq.Originally posted by mehdi13 View Post
Yeah brother you remember the 07 cup? Your general drove our TM into a brick wall.
That was 16 years ago and i hope he has learned his lesson and we play offensive this time in KO-stages.
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Yeah brother you remember the 07 cup? Your general drove our TM into a brick wall.Originally posted by peiman92 View Post
"I take winning over anything else."
So does everyone lol. But we haven't won anything in a long time now have we?
If we want to increase our chances we need to play like yesterday. CQ style got us nowhere in the end.
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Who are "we"? "Lack of offensive tactics" resulted in us having twice the amount of shots as all our opponents in GS. We did dominate in the GS.Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
We repeatedly informed you that the U20 team had significant shortcomings, such as a lack of offensive tactics and a proper game plan, even during the group stage matches. Despite this, you chose to disregard our truthful assessments and persisted in your optimistic outlook that they would emerge victorious.
I'm curious about the excuse that will be made when Iran, under the "general," gets knocked out in the quarterfinals of the Asian Cup. Iran lacks world-class offensive build-up play and therefore needs to rely on tactical prudence instead of headless offensive play (all in the name of playing offensive).
I take winning over anything else.
Our problem is we repeatedly get cautious in do or die game, and it has cost us everytime.
Forget about "tactical prudence". It has only caused us misery in the past tournaments.
"Headless offensive play" you call it when we create 10-15 chances in a game?
I hope we continue with it in AC. Sooner or later those chances will go in.
"I take winning over anything else."
So does everyone lol. But we haven't won anything in a long time now have we?
If we want to increase our chances we need to play like yesterday. CQ style got us nowhere in the end.
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Didn't watch those games, so can't say if they dominated their opponents or not...They did beat Kyrgizstan thou, not that it says much.Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
The same Russian team couldn't beat Tajikistan Kirghizistan and Uzbekistan in their last friendlies, let alone top Asian team
But judging by their game vs us, they can beat the other asian teams IMO.
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We repeatedly informed you that the U20 team had significant shortcomings, such as a lack of offensive tactics and a proper game plan, even during the group stage matches. Despite this, you chose to disregard our truthful assessments and persisted in your optimistic outlook that they would emerge victorious.Originally posted by peiman92 View Post
Yes we were expected to win the U20s. I consider it a huge failure aswell.
Tarsoo coaching in QF cost us the title. Had we continued to play the same way as in GS, we would have won 100%.
That russian team looked weak because Iran made them look weak.
That same russian team will beat the other asian top teams.
We will win the AC if we continue to play offensively, like yesterday.
I hope the General has learned his lesson from 16 years ago & we don't play like tarsoos when it matters.
I'm curious about the excuse that will be made when Iran, under the "general," gets knocked out in the quarterfinals of the Asian Cup. Iran lacks world-class offensive build-up play and therefore needs to rely on tactical prudence instead of headless offensive play (all in the name of playing offensive).
I take winning over anything else.
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π€« Keep it on the hush-hush. No truth please.This was a great Russian team, don't mention that many of these players have very few caps and all from the Russian league ...Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
The same Russian team couldn't beat Tajikistan Kirghizistan and Uzbekistan in their last friendlies, let alone top Asian team
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The same Russian team couldn't beat Tajikistan Kirghizistan and Uzbekistan in their last friendlies, let alone top Asian teamOriginally posted by peiman92 View Post
Yes we were expected to win the U20s. I consider it a huge failure aswell.
Tarsoo coaching in QF cost us the title. Had we continued to play the same way as in GS, we would have won 100%.
That russian team looked weak because Iran made them look weak.
That same russian team will beat the other asian top teams.
We will win the AC if we continue to play offensively, like yesterday.
I hope the General has learned his lesson from 16 years ago & we don't play like tarsoos when it matters.
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And Japan 1-1 with Uruguay almost done. South Korea winning 2-1 against Colombia, both from Son.Originally posted by taremiscores View PostAustralia beat a tough Ecuador team, 3-1.
No surprise, as they both have good football program and advanced from their group in qatar. But we donβt need program or plan or competence to win Asian Cupβ¦ we have a secret weapon: tHe GeNeRaL.
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Yes we were expected to win the U20s. I consider it a huge failure aswell.Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
We were expected to win the U20s, but failed to even qualify for what is considered a minor tournament. Now, we're competing in the Asian Cup which is a bigger challenge.
In terms of quality, Samad Marfaviand Amir Ghalenoei are quite similar, with Marfavi being the student of Amir Ghalenoei
Every four years, we tend to enter a phase of false hope and optimism, with various members "promising" this is the tournament we win the AC.
We'll be out in the quarter-finals.β This was not even Russia's B-team from what I gather and they haven't really even played together before. Japan, South Korea, Australia and Saudi Arabia are far better than the Russian team we faced.
Tarsoo coaching in QF cost us the title. Had we continued to play the same way as in GS, we would have won 100%.
That russian team looked weak because Iran made them look weak.
That same russian team will beat the other asian top teams.
We will win the AC if we continue to play offensively, like yesterday.
I hope the General has learned his lesson from 16 years ago & we don't play like tarsoos when it matters.
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We were expected to win the U20s, but failed to even qualify for what is considered a minor tournament. Now, we're competing in the Asian Cup which is a bigger challenge.Originally posted by peiman92 View Post
Yes we will.
In terms of quality, Samad Marfaviand Amir Ghalenoei are quite similar, with Marfavi being the student of Amir Ghalenoei
Every four years, we tend to enter a phase of false hope and optimism, with various members "promising" this is the tournament we win the AC.
We'll be out in the quarter-finals.β This was not even Russia's B-team from what I gather and they haven't really even played together before. Japan, South Korea, Australia and Saudi Arabia are far better than the Russian team we faced.
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